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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1937
Page
6
A young subaltern joins a guards depot with no mustache. The adjutant orders him to grow a proper mustache and asks if he wants a specific color, prompting a brief exchange about facial hair.
A short quip shows Nan asking why women err and Anne replying that if a wife gives too much rope a husband may take it and run. The exchange mirrors light humorous sentiment about marriage.
Si Lowe reports a wind incident last night that blew the roof off a barn and questions damage. Eph Blew cannot confirm roof damage or even locate the barn yet, delaying assessment.
A home heating note explains that shaking a low fire does not revive it. Instead add fresh coal and let it ignite, then shake gently when red glow appears. Refill to the fire door bottom for a deeper burn that saves coal and lasts longer. WNN Service.
A reflective quotation notes that the power to relieve distress should be wielded with tenderness, and warns the wielder may be more wretched than the person helped. The line is attributed to E. Davies, emphasizing humane restraint in aiding others.
Advertisement touts Penetro salve with mutton suet base and enhanced medicated content. Claims to ease chest tightness from cold through counter irritant and vaporizing action. Available in large jars for 35 cents for both children and adults.
An offer promotes Denton s facial Magnesia plus Milnesia Wafers for 60 cents. The ad claims pimples fade and skin texture improves, with a special limited time price and mail order details.
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